Fee Structure
6MM applies a transparent and execution-based fee model for U-margined perpetual contracts.
Fees are charged only when trades are executed and are designed to align with market liquidity and trading behavior.
Trading Fees Overview
Trading fees on 6MM are calculated based on:
Executed trade value
Order type (Maker or Taker)
Trading pair and partner configuration
Unfilled or canceled orders do not incur any fees.
Maker Fees
Maker fees apply when an order adds liquidity to the order book.
Typical maker orders:
Limit orders that are not immediately executed
Orders resting in the order book
Maker fees are generally lower and may be incentivized to support market depth.
Taker Fees
Taker fees apply when an order removes liquidity from the order book.
Typical taker orders:
Market orders
Limit orders executed immediately
Taker fees are generally higher due to immediate execution.
Funding Fees
In addition to trading fees, perpetual contracts involve funding payments.
Funding fees are exchanged between long and short positions
6MM does not collect funding fees
Funding rates vary by market conditions
Funding payments help keep contract prices aligned with the spot market.
Liquidation-Related Fees
When liquidation occurs:
A liquidation fee may be applied
Fees are used to cover system risk and market execution costs
Specific liquidation fee rules depend on partner configuration.
Fee Settlement
Fees are settled in stablecoins (e.g. USDT)
Fees are deducted directly from the 合约账户
Fee calculations occur in real time at execution
Fee Transparency
6MM ensures:
Fee logic is deterministic and auditable
Fee calculations are visible at order execution
Partners retain control over final user-facing fee presentation
Beginner Tips
Use limit orders to reduce taker fees
Avoid excessive overtrading
Consider fees when calculating TP/SL levels
Review fee rates before opening large positions
Summary
On 6MM:
Fees are execution-based and transparent
Maker and taker models support healthy liquidity
Funding fees are peer-to-peer, not platform revenue
Understanding the fee structure helps users trade more efficiently and sustainably.
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